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Weather couldn’t have been better for Trick or Treaters.

A photo gallery from the Kootenay-Boundary Halloween. (All photos taken on Monday, October 31 by Chris Hammett unless otherwise indicated)
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Fireworks, bonfire, lots of kids.. young and old, kettle corn, hot chocolate and great weather. What more could you want at the Grand Forks Rotary Bonfire? All photos taken on Monday, October 31 by Chris Hammett unless otherwise indicated.

A photo gallery from the Kootenay-Boundary Halloween. (All photos taken on Monday, October 31 by Chris Hammett unless otherwise indicated)

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Creatures of all shapes and sizes could be spotted among the crowd. We hope this T-Rex ate before attending.
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Spectacular fireworks light up the night sky. Photo: Chris Hammett
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Fishing for treats on Mill Road.
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Children are invited to “Play a Game” on Mill Road…. if you dare.
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Beware the spiders. Part of the Mill Road display.
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Avast Ye Maties! Lansdown Crescent came un-dead for local trick or treaters.
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DO NOT accept a beverage from this house on Lansdown Crescent!
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The skeletons couldn’t be restrained at this Lansdown Crescent “cemetery”.
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The City of Greenwood and the Greenwood Board of Trade treated residents with free hot dogs, hot chocolate and candy. The bonfire was courtesy of the Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department. Photo: Janet Matsalla
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The Freakers Ball, at the Masonic Hall in Grand Forks is where you would find the Follies Jambettes last Saturday night. photo: the Jambettes FB
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Goblins and Ghouls at the entrance to the Christina Lake Gateway Spooktacular. Photo: Donna Wilchynski
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Christina Lake trick or treaters weren’t restricted to humans. Photo: Donna Wilchynski
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The Christina Lake Volunteer Fire Department was on hand to keep the shenanigans under control. Photo: Donna Wilchynski
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Even Popeye and Olive made an appearance at the lake. Photo: Donna Wilchynski
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The Boundary Museum hosted a not too scary event for younger goblins and trick or treaters. photo: Boundary Museum FB